Warren Buffett investment strategy5:15
“his investment strategy is lethargy bordering on sloth”
26 days ago
“I have Xanax for flying. I hate it. I read this book about a month ago. It's called Dare, D-A-R-E. The drug program? It's the same name, but it stands for, it's a book on how to deal with panic attacks.”
“And it was because of that one. Like I read half the book because I just needed for it to tell me what Dare meant. And I was like, I'm good. I'm going to try that. And so I found myself like putting myself in situations where I would get anxious. So walk me through your, where did you start the D?”
“moving past that first emotion to the next emotion, which was not like, not like still had fear in it and that cocktail, but wasn't like pure fear. Well, maybe Dare will change your life too. It's already changed my life once. Dismiss, allow, run towards, engage. It was a great little, great little thing.”
“You know what I mean? That's really like the answer. They could somewhat defensive. There's a great book called The Score, and it talks about how games are this incredibly powerful thing. So let's take a game like he, the way he says it is the game, like if you, if you decide to play a game, the game decides what you want and who you need to be to get it.”
“But then we would take it a step further. We would, we got UFC gloves, so not like practice gloves. He would wear the exact ones that we thought he was going to wear. He would dress in his UFC outfit. And then also before he would train, we would have the competitors walk out music play.”
“For example, I hate flying. Every time I've flown for the last 15 years, I've been on Xanax. I have Xanax for flying. I hate it. I read this book about a month ago. It's called Dare, D-A-R-E.”
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“his investment strategy is lethargy bordering on sloth”